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Moreover, depressive symptoms have been correlated with dysfunction of the prefrontal cortex (George et al. 1994), particularly concerning its relationship with limbic structures implicated in the regulation of mood and anxiety (Alexander et al. 1986; Drevets 2000; Suwa et al. 2012).

Poverty is correlated with dysfunction but does not cause it.

It has been suggested that chewing ability is correlated with dysfunction of TMD patients [ 26].

The results are consistent with the idea that higher absolute values of SPA are correlated with dysfunctioning ECs.

A huge amount of imaging findings –partially inconsistent- indicate that OCD pathology is correlated with dysfunctions of the cortico-striato-pallido-thalamo-cortical pathway [ 3] and a failure of ventral striatum inhibition [ 4].

S1P has been shown to be significantly increased in the blood of obese humans and mice and elevated S1P levels in humans have been correlated with metabolic dysfunction, cardiovascular problems, high body mass index (BMI), and large waist circumference, all factors associated with obesity [ 73].

The reduction in PCr/ATP ratio has also been correlated with diastolic dysfunction in people with Type 2 diabetes leading the authors to postulate increased concentration of NEFA in metabolic disease causes a switch from glucose to lipid cardiac metabolism, reducing efficiency of ATP production and causing cardiac functional changes [ 12].

The clinical implication of this study stems primarily from the finding that protective ventilation affects the TNF-α levels of the hepatic efferent circulation, which have previously been correlated with hepatocellular dysfunction and severity of adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) [ 23, 24].

Regarding hyperglycemia, vitamin D deficiency has been correlated with beta-cell dysfunction and insulin resistance [ 43].

Arterial hypotension is considered a poor prognostic factor in patients with pulmonary embolism (PE), and has been correlated with right ventricle dysfunction (RVD).

Such 'exhausted T cells' have been correlated with a hierarchical dysfunction of their proliferative capacity, effector function (impaired cytokine production) and increased apoptosis.